winston churchill
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Credit for socialism meme: Trump’s son? Or Winnie?
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Straight from the mouths of babes. Or was it a famous British prime minister? The Pueblo County Republican Party website is wielding a meme that is a combination of the two. Just below a scroll of news stories is a photo of Barron Trump – the president’s youngest son – and a few lines of…
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El Paso County’s Jeff Hays to launch bid for state Republican chairman
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El Paso County Republican Party Chairman Jeff Hays likes to talk football and politics, but chances are that even the most detailed political discussion will soon start sounding like football. “Everything in my life is a football analogy,” he said with a chuckle in a recent interview with The Colorado Statesman, and he wasn’t kidding.…
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May: The ideals of 1776
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Should we return to them – and can we? Andrew Roberts, one of the world’s great historians, took America to task just over one week ago. Let me rephrase that: He took Americans to task for what they – or rather we – are doing to these United States during an election season that often seems like a…
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Letter: Leaders have fallen short, so it’s time for fighters
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Editor: For years, Winston Churchill was considered, like Donald Trump, too bombastic, too much a self-advertiser, a man with a reputation too easily earned to trust to governing. He was mercurial, they said; he had a noisy mind, they complained. “Churchill will write his name in history. Let us take care he does not…
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The Hot Sheet, March 3, 2016
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By TCS Publisher and Editor in Chief Jared Wright_@JaredWright_ Thursday, March 3, 2016 DENVER – Happy Thursday, the day when Mitt Romney ups the rhetoric against Donald Trump, and Fox News flips off a switch in hopes Marco Rubio will begin to feel the pain (or at least an absent, cold shouldered feeling). “If you believe that your…
